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Crap From The Past - November 5, 2001: The seventh game of the World Series, and the Emmys (no one listening at all), plus an aircheck from KQAK, San Francisco, from 1985
Crap From The Past - November 5, 2001: The seventh game of the World Series, and the Emmys (no one listening at all), plus an aircheck from KQAK, San Francisco, from 1985
A pop music radio show for people who already know plenty about pop music, hosted by Ron "Boogiemonster" Gerber. From March 1999 - October 2002, the show ran every Sunday night from midnight-2am on KFAI-FM, 90.3 FM Minneapolis, 106.7 FM St. Paul, and KFAI.org.
WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS (Ruined by Rick Rubin) - Queen (1992?)
IN THE HOUSE OF STONE AND LIGHT - Martin Page (1994)
HOT IN THE CITY [12"] - Billy Idol (1982)
ALLISON ROAD - Gin Blossoms (1991, then 1992, then 1994)
ROUTE 66 - Depeche Mode (1988)
MONDAY NIGHT WITH HOWARD COSELL - John Butterworth (1976?)
DESERT MOON - Dennis DeYoung (1984)
ALONE - i-Ten [original version of Heart hit] (1983)
MEGAMIX (THE OFFICIAL BOOTLEG) - KC and the Sunshine Band (2000) ***God-awful medley of the week***
EVERLASTING LOVE - Rex Smith and Rachel Sweet (1982)
SCORPIO - Casey Kasem, from Astrology For Young Lovers LP (1968)
CARS WITH THE BOOM - L'Trimm (1988)
SUSSUDIO - Kids Incorporated (1985)
WOKE UP THIS MORNING (THEME FROM THE SOPRANOS) - A3 (2000)
DON'T BOX ME IN - Stewart Copeland and Stanard Ridgeway (1984)
MODERN ROMANS - The Call (1983)
PERFECT KISS - New Order (1985)
CHANGES - David Bowie (1972)
NO TIME LIKE NOW - Translator (1983)
WALK THROUGH THE FIRE - Peter Gabriel (1984)
SO YOU WANT TO BE (A ROCK 'N' ROLL STAR) - Patti Smith (1979)
WALLS COME TUMBLING DOWN - Style Council (1985)
RED SKIES - The Fixx (1982)
